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ees can become intoxicated by consuming fermented nectar or sap, which affects their behavior and is noticeable in their waggle dance—a method bees use to communicate. When a bee returns to the hive in this drunken state, guard bees can detect the abnormal dance and may respond by biting off the intoxicated bee’s legs, effectively punishing it and serving as a deterrent to others. This strict behavior underscores the importance of discipline and order within the hive.